RE: WHY MOST FALL IN PRICE SOON AFTER LISTING ON EXCHANGE

[dewanaga]

The general status of the ICO and all altcoin. No ICO can be profitable at this time. Everything went down, I joined a few ICOs in the past 5 months. But all things are reduced 3-5 times the price of ICO. A failure of the ICO in 2018

currently the marketcap experienced a very drastic decline from the end of last year,
it may take time for the marketcap crypto to rise again

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[eucliffe]

I don't think its right to put the blame on the bounty participants, we only receive a small portion of the entire coin volume, the allocation ain't that high to be blame on this turn of events,  I mean there are lots of factor to consider why most coins value falls after being enlisted in some exchange.

[xiaoqiang222]

Because now is in the bear market, this is what the bear market should have. no one is responsible for the pull when a new coin get listed on the exchange, on the other hand, some people wanna cash out, so the result can be imagined, that is the price is getting lower and lower.

[shanem]

A good reason could be coins gets pumped when they get listed on exchanges and big holders take the opportunity to dump their coins at inflated price. In a week or two, there will be many bag holders with little buyers. These bag holders decide to cut their loss and sell at lower price than the one they bought. The end result is price will drop and this situation is worse in a bear market.

[Johnyz]

the reason for this is because of the early adopters/investors who got a bonus. they dump there bonus the buy back when the price became stable

There is no new coins in the exchange who don’t experience this. Well, this can be a new way to create more profit since most of the new coins now are below the ICO price so big investors are takig this opportunity. This is the problem now with the ICO, hopefully this kind of trend will not last forever.

[altercreed]

In my own opinion, the reason why most tokens that are newly listed in the crypto market is that investors who have bagged a good volume of tokens will sell them once they see their tokens listed on the market.  Some of bounty hunters too are selling their crypto rewards regardless of how small profit that they will earn.

[DonFacundo]

yes, sometimes the bounty hunters and early ICO investors are the responsible for the dump price after listing in exchange, maybe they afraid of losing money if they do not sell their tokens right away.

[Psynthax]

yes, sometimes the bounty hunters and early ICO investors are the responsible for the dump price after listing in exchange, maybe they afraid of losing money if they do not sell their tokens right away.

Early ico investors has a big role to this case. in fact so many ico never try to reconsider about their bonus. I take there was an ico that offers 200% bonus to the private sale investors and that looks so crazy and i can't believe that was a real thing.

[_w_b_t_]

I think Bounty hunters are not the main reason for the fall of cryptocurrencies after their listing. Most likely, new cryptocurrencies are falling in price, as the entire cryptocurrency is now in a downward trend.

[Doovla]

It is quite normal because bounty hunters that are putting their deserverd and most of them are going to do immediately after they receive, so it is quite normal stage in development for coin listing further. There is not such inffluence with market there.

[landslide]

We are just the puppets in the hands of large investors or stock exchanges. That's why we can't make sense of most declines and ascents.

[shamc]

It is not the fault of the bounty hunters, the early investors are simply dumping their coins at any opportunity. Some can get a 50% discount, and sell it at 75% of ICO price so that is an easy 25% profit.

[Laxus215]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

yes mostly because of bounty hunter that sells their tokens
whether it's from bounty or airdrop
most of them do not care about the ICO project, all they want is BTC
but not always the bounty hunter that causes the price to fall
it could be because of scandal, bad management, PR stunt, roadmap and others

IMO Bounty hunter and airdrop hunters are the other part of the coin which doesn't affect ICO project really that much as presale investors does. Bounty hunter and airdrop hunters get tokens generally between 1% to 5% of the total supplies of the tokens. This presale investors gets 10 to 80% discounts at the time of the token sale which most of the investors dumps on the exchange.

[jossiel]

It is not the fault of the bounty hunters, the early investors are simply dumping their coins at any opportunity. Some can get a 50% discount, and sell it at 75% of ICO price so that is an easy 25% profit.

Everyone is chasing that moment when their token is listed on exchange.

That's the strategy that has been passed on the new generation of investors including the bounty hunters are also doing the same. They don't want to be left behind so before others dump that token, they are the ones that do it quickly.

[h0lybyte]

It seem that almost all ICOs that get listed on exchanges usually plunge in price soon afterwards. Are bounty hunters responsible or is it as a result of the general bearish market condition?

Because every project have some short-holders which in other concept are mostly day traders and they couldn't hold for longer time.
Once the tokens is listed on exchange, they immediately start selling and keep its value decreasing, only the long-term holder will keep tokens